Tempest sixth at No Borders
Tempest capped its competitive season with a sixth-place finish at No Borders in Ottawa last month.
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‘More than a sport’
This year, Veterinary Specialty Centre of Newfoundland & Labrador stepped up in a big way, becoming our first corporate sponsor for Storm and our provincial school tournaments. But how did they get interested, and why did they want to become our sponsor?
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Great turnout for Pride parade
Around 50 players and their friends and family joined our delegation to march from city hall to Bannerman Park in support of our players and the LGTBQ2S+ community.
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Nighthawks take home beach trophy
Congratulations to Nighthawks on winning the 2019 Salmon Cove Sands Beach Ultimate Tournament!
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July 6: Salmon Cove Sands Beach Ultimate Tournament July 14: 2019 Pride Parade with UNL, MZU, SWURL and MAUL Aug.
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Ultimate is proud
Ultimate NL is excited to partner with Mile Zero Ultimate, SWURL and MAUL to represent the province’s ultimate community in
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Summer clinics co-ordinator hired
Ultimate NL is pleased to introduce Annika Bieger, who will run ultimate clinics this summer for kids and community groups.
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Free MZU pickup games
Mile Zero Ultimate (MZU)’s free Wednesday pickup games are back this summer!
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Dyer wins Premier’s Athletic Award
Congratulations to Luke Dyer for being named one of the province’s top athletes at the 15th annual Premier’s Athletic Awards ceremony on June 26.
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Tempest earns best finish in Boston
After finishing 13th overall last year, Tempest jumped six spots to break seed and finish seventh overall at the 2019 Boston Invite.
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